The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-19
IND THE LABOR vo71
A Politician Says That . Decker Has Bess
Made or Besun for Next Fall.

set ,o rnda thu. has been believes
'o,o ,aes isn, n' .S. A. aa;n,,u.
mona az ths III that deal Of som,
hind has heen efSected between the managers
~ 9TH the a local Rsnnbliean machine and the po
fInitsS S T labor nsrty Precisely what the d. d.
q nj. men i. s,.a he says ,l
ton to the peculiar wording Of the inspector.
OF Election bnl has caused demand 70 DO
made BY some of the District Labor Clubs
on this point.
xeats,dav :. that ths 11aorantIv maIirnant and
.orr,,nt psnrh,ican Isaisla,nre which ra,usad
TO tbs psonls of New Yort the census WHICH
the Consultation nreseribes. which denied for
still another year their Appropriate represeu.
tation at Albany, and which refused to call the
cons.,t,,t;onaI ronnont,or the nsonis deuand.
" '... =. ,a,aht ". y, VA =. Az 49, raan,.
was actuated by any patriotic or disinterested
purpose in allottins to tho Labor people an in.
o G5T e
notice now. misht possibly Be- carried Into sue.
sft T. : isos that whereas leadsr. 8. the
Central Labor Union were last year very flush
/ VI VOtoep tHcy WSLo N0Iy. bhoIL VI LkAOhOys uuu
sisction very Susf q money were Very short d
Hn ssnss sa
to to extend to a great. number Of questions
Ton. Rice the straiSS..oys hspablican esna.
ses 'o ps SGnf aSs Sseps l%s5 o ei
their snddorssement and that Hsn the a money
But I FOR the IL 'i hptRsiyension { Sreean,
sbSl
81 s S was sSss S q
aandfdases in II = d1s votes ron shs
a n bss
Of all s
@ Thus be sTe the ss assi VIZ
soiiaNinS; :'uNs'' . 'ADe'''u .',Da'' .A'
The Republicans are to be aided BY the
t.slasSs K psss s e as iass
= s!sis 9! !sss:
ss asd
REX and
sssP sssdsSss liz pssbs Ss
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70 secure plurality: On the basis q re vote
the sSree District JUDGES s and tie f ieui
eSs peep Il Ss az
a9S ff t e s
e The Tie receive the well
come nss contribution 1t Of $4,000 In the form q
iiesp oandids.s fof Alderman. ysdrs, e As;
available 70 900. entirely apart from what
hs iess3s sS |
Senators Reilly. Cullen, and Plupfitt the Laboi
s,anoe sSe ss T. shrss ethsi
as%ss ssf rom M. New ~
York city to Albany consists Of twepty Demo:
srats . and .. four , aspr5lic9Hns This yes,d
Democrats. and eight Labor nominees. Thu
EEepuniiSSans hAye already the Seventh: EIGHTY
tesn.h. and Tweppty.th,rd: The Labor psoPlss
Fourth. Sixth. Twelfth. fourteenth. Eshteenth:
aea bs shSud ne e fSs
them to get these eight REPRESENTATIVES In the
than George In the First Assembly district last
year: Roosevelt had se4. which Joined 70 ths
Labor vote would put the Dem9cfats IN the
George. Roosevelt had there sos. which add.
ed to the Labor column would put tho Demo-
crats In q decided minority. Hewitt carried
the Twelfth By o majority OF 894 over George.
but Roosevelt had 1,526 which would moro
than Offset It. These districts give In illus
tration. The other five are about the pane,
The six years term Of Surrogate Daniel @.
Rollins expires on Jan. l. The District Attor.
ney goes out OF Office on the same day. In the
fifteen years since 1874 the Republicans have
had the District Attorneys once in New York
nine years and the Democrats six. 1t is In
tended to nominate Mr.. Rollins for District
Attorney. the Labor people running their own
candidate for that ONCE. The first Republi.
can District Attorney, the late B. X. Phelps,
was elected In 1s72 through divided Demoei
}aSSI, two Democratic candidates running